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AI Trading Algorithms Can Make Markets Less Competitive
AI-driven trading can blunt competition and even lift prices in financial markets.
Why Business Schools and Businesses Need a Geopolitical Reset
Power and coercion have returned to the center of economic life, and executives need new ways to see, map and manage their exposure.
Is Loneliness the Most Overlooked Economic Risk of Our Time?
Isolation, mistrust, and disconnection are fuelling inequality, weakening democracy, and eroding the foundations of prosperity.
When Corporate Purpose Meets Shareholder Power: Governance Lessons from the Ben & Jerry's–Unilever Conflict
This award-winning case study shows that when a purpose-driven brand inside a global conglomerate turns activism into strategic risk, governance structures—not intentions—determine who ultimately holds power.
The Burnout Economy: When Wealth Makes Us Sick
When growth no longer produces well-being but anxiety and inequality, our economic model has turned against its promise of progress, argues UN Special Rapporteur Olivier De Schutter.
World Day of Social Justice: Why Value Sharing Can’t Wait
In an era of rising inequality and inflation shocks, companies are becoming frontline actors in shaping social justice.
Trust Is the Invisible Infrastructure of Prosperous Societies
Trust underpins economic performance, social mobility, and democratic legitimacy, yet remains largely invisible in public decision-making.
What Becomes Core to Learning If AI Does the Work for Students?
As generative AI becomes ubiquitous in students’ daily work, how can higher education ensure they integrate these technologies into their learning without outsourcing judgment?